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District of Columbia Statewide Conservative Voter Guide

November 2026 General Election · Election Day Nov 3, 2026 · Version 1.0

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Federal
DELEGATE TO THE U.S. HOUSEDenise Rosado (Republican nominee)
U.S. “SHADOW” SENATORRobert Simmons (Republican nominee)
U.S. “SHADOW” REPRESENTATIVECiprian Ivanof (Republican nominee)
District offices
MAYORNo published conservative recommendation yet — no Republican on the ballot
CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNCILAbi-Ananiah Prudent (Republican nominee)
AT-LARGE MEMBER OF THE COUNCILDarrell Green (Republican nominee)
ATTORNEY GENERALManuel Rivera (Republican nominee)
WARD COUNCIL (your ward only)Ward 1: Jett James Jasper; Ward 5: Jeffrey Kihien-Palza; Ward 6: Jorge Rice; Ward 3: no Republican (Republican nominees)
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION / ANCs (NP)No published conservative recommendation yet — nonpartisan; no officially sourced party affiliation
Ballot measures & local races
STATEWIDE BALLOT QUESTIONS (if any)No published conservative recommendation yet — no sourced official state GOP position; read the full text on your sample ballot
STATE LEGISLATURE, JUDGES & LOCAL RACESNo published conservative recommendation yet — not covered in this statewide guide; see your local sample ballot
Key: Names from the official state candidate certification listed in SOURCES. (Republican nominee) = Republican on the official general-election ballot, no published endorsement found. A race marked “No published conservative recommendation yet” has no Republican on the ballot or no confirmed Republican nominee and is left without a recommendation. Inc. = incumbent.

Sources · How recommendations are compiled